Henry Glavin's fourth solo exhibition, titled "Lock", showcases four new acrylic on panel paintings that depict figureless spaces. These works blend photographic elements with dreamlike qualities, set in various locations like the American Northeast countryside, a Parisian canal, and a Manhattan commuter hub. Glavin captures an uncanny atmosphere through precise details of light and architecture, reflecting on personal experiences associated with these spaces. Each painting embodies a different aspect of memory, translating personal histories into visual forms that resonate with viewers intimately.
The artist's latest paintings blend photographic realism with dreamlike elements, depicting various spaces that evoke feelings of both familiarity and strangeness.
The exhibition features paintings inspired by significant personal spaces, exploring the connections between memory, place, and the lives that inhabit them.
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